Best brunch in town and open to the public! Biscuits & gravy, eggs made to order, grits, hashbrowns…read moreand a waffle bar. $12 includes orange juice and coffee. Veterans and first responders eat free courtesy of the Post and Tri-City Elks. Served the last Sunday of every month.

AYCE Brunch last Sunday monthly $12 Steak Night 3rd Saturday…read morenight Friday nights rotation of meals Free pool, shuffleboard and darts.

The manager and staff were fucking amazing and I am so happy with everything that I purchased. The…read morestore was presentable and organized and clean. Everything I got was an absolutely outstanding value for the price. They had everything I needed and more I couldn't be happier.

I visited this place for the first time today 03/20/2023. I had a large donation of glass light…read moreglobes, and this place is terrible, very unorganized, they told me to go around back to gate, so I did finally gate opened, there was some guy there just cruising the lot on his forklift, he never made eye contact with me or anything, so now I am just sitting there in my car wondering what to do next, so I call the front and some lady answers and tells me their waiting on me, and I am like WHERE, I have never been here before, no signage anywhere,I finally do get unloaded, but I will never be back to this dump that is for sure!!!

Great organization and glad to part of this wonderful organization and will always serve this…read moregreat organization if you are a veteran of a foreign war or family member please see about joining

This is a fantastic organization located here in Grapevine. They do great things with community…read more There is always a friendly crowd there. Of course, the drinks are always great and cheap.

I am so thankful a place like this exists. I've always seen the little donation boxes at McDonald's…read morebut I had no idea all the services a Ronald Mcdonald house provided until I've needed help. The housing are basically like hotel rooms with 2 queen beds and bathroom. You have to clean up after yourself while you stay there. They have communal living rooms and play spaces for the children, a big courtyard, splash pad, communal dining room and kitchen. They also provide 3 meals a day. I am very thankful for all the volunteers and workers there.

What an incredible group of people! They are touching lives and helping families. Until I needed…read moretheir services I really didn't know anything about what they do but they are now on my list of worthy charities. Providing meals and lodging for families going thru difficult and often finically crippling medical issues. Many families here would have no other place to go for the weeks or months that their loved one(s) receive the medical attention they need. This facility is not just for those with limited recourses it is for everyone. if not for the folks here like we would be spending hours a day traveling instead of being at our sons' bedside at the hospital. It is truly humbling. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Jon and Jennifer Joyce

Amazing place amazing people. 10/10 would recommend. You get the necessary help and tools needed to…read morework towards a new life in recovery!

The Magdalen House and community of women saved my life!…read more They offer 4 meetings everyday to ALL women in recovery, a 2 week detox program, a 3 month outpatient program - all services FREE

I went to this venue for a Quinceanara celebration. When you pull up outside the building it looks…read moreabandoned and there's no name on the building. The parking area is not paved so you kind of drive around like what is this? Inside the building it's nice but obviously outdated . It accommodates a large crowd and there was even a bar area where liquor was served. There was also a small area for the kitchen where food was prepared. The restrooms were not well ventilated. This location is right off of the freeway down a back street hidden away. I'm not sure of the fee for this venue but it's not a venue that I would like to rent out for entertaining.

As a first time mom and someone who is new to Texas, I was concerned how my son would do at AKP…read more The owner and managers on site were nice enough to address all of my concerns and first-time jitters with quality concern and care. They welcomed my son and ensured he acclimated smoothly to the new environment. I love that they offer meals for the children for a VERY reasonable price, as well as allow us to bring (peanut-free) snacks. My son will definitely be back! He enjoyed his first visit so much! Thank you, AKP! -ShaRonai

my daughter has been coming here for years, they always call me if there's ever a problem which is…read morehardly ever and she always has a great time. They do lots of arts and crafts and they have a nice play place.

Great coffee (honestly better than Starbucks in my opinion). Amazing staff. Perfect little spot in…read moreDallas. Highly recommend!

Ok, this is a mixed review. Since visiting, I've learned more about the heartbeat and mission of…read morethis place- FIVE STARS for the mission. It's incredibly adorable. I loved the bright decorations. On the particular day I visited, the location was jam packed. There was a very large group of older woman and few empty seats. The main con for me is that the location smelled overwhelmingly like cigarettes / people who smoke. My friend said it smelled like sewage, so YMMV, but either way was not a good smell. I get severe headaches from cigarette smoke so we left and went to Ascenion. Now in reading more reviews of this spot, I see they hire those who may otherwise have trouble finding jobs, and I think they do a lot of good for the community. I LOVE this mission and vision. I would be glad to come back and simply enjoy coffee outside when the heat calms down. Just wanted to write this review in case anyone else is really sensitive to smells before visiting as a warning! It may have just been the day I visited, but I wasn't prepared for it.